rhythms
Ups and downs, the flow, tempo - this is not about music, it’s more how everything is music, y’know?
rhythms
cosmic tide — the idea that the whole life of the universe—from the big bang to the collapsing of the universe—is just one wave in an “ocean” that’s beyond space time. What if the comedy and tragedy and all possible beautiful and all potential forms of life within our plenum is just the crashing of a single wave? It is a loop, a wave, a heartbeat,
... See moreKierkegaard said that the greatest hazard of all is losing oneself — dangerous because it occurs so quietly. To be fully ourselves, then, is a thunderous feat. It is to resist the inertia of comfort and conformity and half-lived lives; to engage in the deliberate, demanding act of self-authorship rather than assuming a role that has already been... See more
it’s not new by itself, but novel for the way organisations work presently. This is somewhat reminiscent of flocks of migrating birds, rotating amongst themselves with the lead position.
algo(rhythm)
If the experiences of past generations are a guide, what lies ahead isn't the collapse of civilization. It's the invention of a new one based on a very different idea of what it means to be an individual.
Yancey Strickler • The Post-Individual
Supply and demand are the push and pull determining availability and price. Their dance is never-ending. A sudden shortage can send prices soaring; a discovery can send them crashing.
But supply and demand aren’t just about price; they’re also about allocation. They determine who gets what and how much of it.
Markets react to supply and demand. When